Is 30 too old to become a software developer?

>>55547812
No

>>55547812
Yes

>>55547812
are you a black tranny? you're in

>>55547812
If you're creative and interdisciplinary

pro tip: abuse amphetamines and you'll do ok

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>>55547812
>Is 30 too old to be posting on an anime imageboard?
I ask myself that question every day.

>>55547948
I am 50. I have been posting here for a decade.

Feels fucking bad man...

fuck off, we're full

>>55547812
yes.

>>55547971
Well if it makes you feel any special, your age makes you rare on here.

>>55548347
:^)

>>55548347
I feel something other than rare to be honest

(That carat nose smiliey aint me, by the way)

Lead programmer at my work started when he was 30 so I'm gonna say no.

Put in some work, stop browsing 4chan, you'll be there in no time.

>>55547812
No. Software development is easy as fuck. It's basically paint by numbers and legos. Gluing shit together. Especially in an employment environment, you'll have your hand held with what you should do.

>>55547812
nah

What about 25 years old if you are already a ScriptKiddie Elite+?

>>55547812
No, I have a family friend who went back to school at the age of 50 after a lay off to learn about computers and that's how he started

>tfw no job
>tfw no job
>tfw no job

>>55547812
Of course. 14 is the cut off point to start being a professional software developer. It is impossible for people 15 years and older to become a professional software developer.

No. But your success depends on who you are and what you did so far. There are many roles in software that one could take that doesn't require years of mastery. In a small company, I would think that a friendly guy who knows all kind of Excel formulas could have a lot more value than someone who spent half his life working on very deep and specific domains.